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. 2020 Dec;20(12):1426–1436. doi: 10.1016/S1473-3099(20)30289-9

Table.

Demographics of study population

6w + 1 PCV10 (n=100) 6w + 1 PCV13 (n=100) 14w + 1 PCV10 (n=100) 14w + 1 PCV13 (n=100) 2 + 1 PCV10 (n=100) 2 + 1 PCV13 (n=100)
Sex
Female 45 (45%) 51 (51%) 52 (52%) 55 (55%) 45 (45%) 42 (42%)
Male 55 (55%) 49 (49%) 48 (48%) 45 (45%) 55 (55%) 58 (58%)
Race
Black African 100 (100%) 98 (98%) 100 (100%) 99 (99%) 97 (97%) 99 (99%)
Mixed 0 2 (2%) 0 1 (1%) 2 (2%) 1 (1%)
Birthweight, g 3262·3 (431·6) 3238·5 (467·2) 3232·1 (392·1) 3203·6 (433·6) 3308·1 (478·2) 3177·8 (400·6)
Weight at enrolment, kg 4·93 (0·76) 4·92 (0·65) 4·89 (0·55) 4·83 (0·58) 4·95 (0·73) 4·79 (0·61)
Weight-for-age Z score at enrolment 0·09 (1·06) 0·13 (0·95) 0·12 (0·85) 0·01 (0·85) 0·12 (1·08) 0·11 (0·94)
Age at first PCV dose, weeks 6·39 (0·42) 6·36 (0·42) 14·43 (0·53) 14·58 (0·65) 6·42 (0·41) 6·37 (0·4)
Age at second PCV primary dose, weeks NA NA NA NA 15·08 (5·31) 14·5 (0·63)
Age at booster dose, months 8·96 (0·15) 8·98 (0·17) 9·03 (0·4) 8·98 (0·09) 9·02 (0·39) 9·03 (0·52)
Number sampled before booster vaccine 76 (76%) 73 (73%) 69 (69%) 69 (69%) 75 (75%) 76 (76%)
Number receiving booster dose 94 (94%) 94 (94%) 88 (88%) 90 (90%) 94 (94%) 93 (93%)
Weight-for-age Z score at booster dose* 0·23 (1·32) 0·26 (1·21) −0·02 (1·12) −0·13 (1·13) 0·14 (1·41) −0·07 (1·28)
Number sampled 1 month post-booster dose 94 (94%) 93 (93%) 87 (87%) 90 (90%) 94 (94%) 92 (92%)
Age at post-booster dose sampling, months 9·93 (0·16) 9·94 (0·14) 9·99 (0·42) 9·95 (0·15) 9·95 (0·19) 10 (0·53)

Data are n (%) or mean (SD). Infants were randomly assigned to receive one primary dose of PCV10 or PCV13 at age 6 weeks (6w + 1 PCV10 and PCV13 groups) or 14 weeks (14w + 1 PCV10 and PCV13 groups) or two primary doses, one each at ages 6 weeks and 14 weeks (2 + 1 groups). All infants received a booster dose at age 40 weeks. PCV=pneumococcal conjugate vaccine. PCV10=ten-valent PCV. PCV13=13-valent PCV. NA=not applicable.

*

Data not available for all randomly assigned infants.